About this asset

This modern white metal three-blade ceiling fan is provided as a Revit family, featuring a clean aesthetic for interior spaces. This ceiling fan features a minimalist, contemporary design defined by its uniform white finish and sleek, aerodynamic profile. The unit consists of a central motor housing, a slim downrod, and three balanced blades attached to the motor hub. The construction is entirely metal, ensuring durability and a consistent look across the assembly. Its proportions are standard for residential or light commercial ceiling heights, providing a neutral appearance that integrates seamlessly into various interior design schemes. The simplicity of the form makes it a versatile choice for spaces requiring efficient air circulation without visual clutter.

The download is a 358 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

In Revit, this family is typically hosted to a ceiling or face-based plane. Users should load the RFA file into the project and place it using the component tool. The model includes electrical connectors, allowing MEP engineers to link the fan to lighting or power circuits within the system browser for load calculations. Ensure the correct work plane is selected during placement to align the downrod accurately with the finished ceiling height for realistic section views and reflected ceiling plans.

This ceiling fan is suitable for residential living rooms, bedrooms, and home offices, as well as hospitality environments like hotel guest rooms. It functions effectively in projects where overhead air movement is required without the presence of integrated lighting. Architects and interior designers often specify this type of fixture for minimalist or contemporary interiors. Search for this asset when needing a standard, unobtrusive cooling solution that maintains a cohesive design language across multiple project stages, from schematic design to final documentation.